: About Me

I am a mother to 3 wonderful boys. My oldest is fixing to be 7 and my middle child is fixing to be 4. My youngest just turned 2 in July. He is my angel. He was born with a single cleft lip/palate. He has a future of Surgeries in front of him and a long road of recovery. He is very strong and him and his brothers give me my strenghth in life. Them along with their daddy makes my life very very happy and filled with love.

My passion is ...

My children and My husband

I know too much about ...

A lot of things ranging from art and poetry to Web Designing and Computers

My parents always told me ...

to go to my room...lol

My childhood ambition ...

To grow up and be somebody

My favorite memory ...

My grandmother on the slip n slide

Why I write ...

Because I enjoy making my voice heard

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

My newborn son sucking on his bottle.

My first job ...

Cleaning horse stalls and training horses

My best moment ...

Giving birth to all 3 of my boys

My inspiration ...

My children and my husband plus the past memories of my grandmother and step father (may the rest in peace)

Celebrations & Holidays > Celebrations & Holidays (Other) A look at the symbolic meanings of traditional Rosh Hashanah foods

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Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year. For many people different foods and food dishes are symbols and have different meanings to them. After holiday prayer service people say kiddush over their wine and eat a festive meal. The dip a round challah into honey and say the blessing over the bread. Next they dip a piece of apple into honey and ask for a good and sweet year. Second day of Rosh Hashanah people eat a new fruit that they have not eaten that season so they can say the shehechiyanu blessing. The joy of this New Year's day is reflected in the holiday's food customs. Honey Sweet foods ...

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